Deer Park Station
Victoria’s Level Crossing Removal Reaches New Heights
The Mt Derrimut Road Level Crossing Removal project has transformed Deer Park Station into a modern and accessible transport hub. The station now features elevated platforms, accessible ramps, and improved facilities, enhancing the commuting experience for passengers. To mark the completion of this major infrastructure improvement, an end of works event was held on 2 March, celebrating a milestone in Victoria’s efforts to modernise its transport network.
Total Square Meters
3,000+
Progress
Completed (2023)
Contract Value
$3,000,000+
Location
Deer Park VIC 3023
Builder
Built Environs
Sector
Infrastructure
The Mt Derrimut Road, Deer Park Station cladding project involved the installation of over 2,400sqm of cladding across various key areas, including the stair canopies, columns, ceilings beneath the platform, platform bulkheads, and sections across the entire platform. Additionally, more than 1,000lm of cladding were installed along the stair stringers, platform hobs, skirting, and flashing.
The majority of the project featured 3mm Mondoclad panels in charcoal, covering over 200sqm on the round and square columns at the station's front stairs, 600sqm on the station building soffits, 350sqm on the platform bulkhead, and 450lm on the platform hob. The stair stringers alone accounted for an additional 200lm of Charcoal panels.
At the southern platform, over 600sqm of Mondoclad Pure White panels were used for the stair canopy, while the ceiling beneath the platform included over 500sqm of cladding, combining pure white panels with fascia panels in Mondoclad Signal Grey and Charcoal.
Additional work included the internal waiting room, which was fitted with 50x50x3 powdercoated aluminium battens in Monument Zeus, adding a refined finish to the project.
